After the battle

Oil and ink on canvas.

50x60"

A fragmented body emerges from the canvas. Black and yellow lines run through its silhouette like circuits in a living machine, like veins in a mutant organism. His arms extend with despair or perhaps with contained fury. Is it a sign of victory or the last gesture of a defeated fighter?

In a world where technology and humanity converge in a whirlwind of chaos and transformation, a figure emerges. He is a being marked by battle, a hybrid entity that seems to be debating between resistance and surrender.

It is a being in metamorphosis, an entity trapped between the earthly and the mythical, between reason and instinct. His image, marked by the intensity of the colors and the rawness of the stroke, forces us to question ourselves: is it a reflection of our own internal duality?